Urban Coup
A fascinating 2 part insight into the workings of our friends in Nightingales Urban Coup in the heart of Brunswick, just look at that wonderful communal space. I had a wonderful time there.
Category: Podcasts
Darren Ray climatology
Darren Ray is well known across South Australia for his work as a meteorologist and climatologist for over 17 years since 2002 with the Bureau of Meteorology. He is currently doing a PhD in climate science at Adelaide University. This is compelling listening.
Professor Qumsiyeh
I was honoured to be able to record this brief interview with Professor Mazin Qumsiyeh here on unceded Kaurna land where I live. He and his wife Jessie Chang moved back to Palestine in 2008 and put their life savings towards setting up the Palestine Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability of Bethlehem University. You can find out more about the Institute and the Professor at https://www.palestinenature.org a link…
Dr Amanda Ruler MAPW
Dr. Amanda Ruler is a Registered Nurse, with 45 years of clinical experience in the city and the bush. Her qualifications include a double major degree in Biology and Psychology, Honours in Psychology, PhD in research. She has been a Vice President of the Medical Association for Prevention of War (MAPW) for about 14 years. This is very interesting listening. In part 1 Amanda tells us a little about herself…
Jim Green FOE
Dr Jim Green, Friends of the Earth anti-nuclear campaigner gives a frank and fascinating reflection in 2 parts on the past and current situation in terms of nuclear status in Australia.
Lyn Longo’s story
After her and her late husband Don spent over a year of their life recording and transcribing 57 South Australian activist’s stories for the SA History Trust, Lyn has now begun to tell her life story. Tragically, due to systemic failures in our health system for Don Logo it was the last year of his life. This is 1 recording broken into 2 parts as Lyn reflects on her early…
Emilis Prelgauskas
Part 1 Emilis Prelgauskas A fascinating glimpse into what constitutes a building performance specialist, covering compliance and developers minimalism and much more. Part 2 Climate change induced disasters, mitigation and in both sprinklings of the early days of Christie Walk. Emilis is a building performance specialist. His working life crosses the spectrum of built environment players – small and large development companies, contract work for local and state government, and…
Besieging the beseigers
Another interesting interview with local historian Dr David Faber that contains some important messages.
about adelaide chronicles
If you’re wondering what Adelaide Chronicles is all about you can find out here from my little spoken word piece. The picture of me is from when I had my hair shaved to support and raise money for people living with leukemia.
waterside workers hall
In 2023 Born on Monday choir sang the famous song Free Nelson Mandela for a documentary on the apartheid era for the SA History Trust. It was recorded in the old Nile Street Waterside workers Hall. Ella and Anthony Pakpoy, the choir leaders arranged the song to suit the project and the music from the choir, pictured provided a back drop sound to some of the old posters that were…